Adding custom menu position to your wordpress theme is fairly simple. This is usually done this way: 1. Announcing the desired menu positions (in function.php): add_action( ‘init’, ‘register_my_menus’ ); function register_my_menus() { register_nav_menus( array( ‘first-menu’ => __( ‘First Menu’ ), ‘second-menu’ => __( ‘Second Menu’ ), ‘third-menu’ => __( ‘Third Menu’ ) ) ); } … Read more
You were close with the code you posted in your comment. The issue is that you only tested for is_main_query, which will limit every query on your site to that single post type. function wpa82763_custom_type_in_categories( $query ) { if ( $query->is_main_query() && ( $query->is_category() || $query->is_tag() ) ) { $query->set( ‘post_type’, array( ‘post’, ‘resource’ ) … Read more
I think this approach will work. 1.create template for single post like singlepost.php( default single post template),singlepost-99.php,singlepost-101.php. 2.now put just this code in single.php <?php global $post; get_template_part(‘singlepost’,$post->ID); ?> what this code does check for single post template for current post by post id if not found call singlepost.php. Important Link: get_template_part()
Your consistent/common areas are: Header (Including nav) Footer Sidebar So you can easily make them accordingly to: header.php – get_header(); footer.php – get_footer(); sidebar.php – get_sidebar(); And the right content area, as it is inconsistent, so it can be separated into a different page as: content.php (general template) content-double.php (template 1) content-page.php (template 2) etc. … Read more
The function is edit_post_link() (see Codex or source). In TwentyEleven it used as follows in content.php edit_post_link( __( ‘Edit’, ‘twentyeleven’ ), ‘<span class=”edit-link”>’, ‘</span>’ ); You can simply use the function as indicated above (or in the Codex) in a custom template, but it must be used inside the loop. There’s no need to perform … Read more
May be something is wrong on your page template file. Have your added page template name at top of the page like this: <?php /* Template Name: My Custom Page */ Try with this and check once again. You can check WordPress document for creating custom page template. Check this link: Page Templates
WordPress saves page templates that is assigned to a specific page in the db in the wp_postmeta table. These are saved as follows: ‘meta_key’ => ‘_wp_page_template’, ‘meta_value’ => ‘NAME_ OF_TEMPLATE’ With this in mind, you can loop through pages which shares a specific page template, using get_pages (You can also make use of WP_Query) Example: … Read more
You could hook the page_template filter and check if the current page has a _wp_page_template meta key. If it does, you can check if file_exists in the new templates location, then update_post_meta to append the new directory name.
Override the template with a template_include filter.
If you want to change the single page page-{page-slug} is a good choice if you want the page template for specific page only and not multiple pages. Check out his custom page template for specific page If you are talking about custom post type We can use single-$posttype.php , here $posttype is your custom post … Read more